Ben Galley
Has to be top of the list. Hilarious, quick witted, dark and heartbreaking. Not only is Ben a great author, but an all round great guy too. An epic and dark fantasy author who really engages with his readers. He rocks social media, his main site is here: bengalley.com
Robin Hobb
The author that destroyed me. After following Fitz’s journey for more than twenty years it was devastating to get to the end. The epic adventure left me unable to settle on a new book for months. www.robinhobb.com
L J Ross
My guilty pleasure away from fantasy/sci fi. The DCI Ryan stories are mostly set in Northumberland and the north east of England. It’s great reading drama set in places that you know. .www.ljrossauthor.com
K T Davies
Witty and clever series that is turning in to a saga! K T Davies skilfully leaves out Breed’s gender by simply never referring to it. https://kdavies.net
Clive Barker
Weaveworld was the first book that really drew me in and got me hooked. I really love Clive Barker’s fantasy stories. www.clivebarker.info
Terry Pratchett
No explanation needed. Just a wonderful and funny world to get lost in. https://www.terrypratchettbooks.com
Brent Weeks
Another author of epics sagas and another author who actively engages with his readers. www.brentweeks.com
J R R Tolkien
Elves, orcs and men, the saga of all sagas.www.tolkien.co.uk
J.R. Nolan 
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